About Invert Image Colors
Every colour is replaced by its opposite: white turns black, blue turns orange, and so on. It recreates a film negative and can turn a white-background diagram into a dark-mode version.
Transparency is left unchanged, so a logo on a transparent background stays transparent.
Common uses
- Making a dark version of a black-on-white diagram or scan.
- Recreating a film negative effect.
- Checking the balance of a design by looking at it inverted.
How to use it
- 1Choose or drop an image
- 2Keep Invert selected
- 3Apply, then download the image
Questions
Can I turn a scanned negative into a photo?
Inverting gives a rough positive. Colour film negatives also have an orange tint, so colours may look off.
Is transparency kept?
Yes. Only the colours are inverted.
Can I undo it?
Yes. Inverting the result again gives back the original colours.